Tacblades Shadow hexon 1.0 hammock

**Tacblades** · 01-17-2016, 10:13

Made a dutch hexon hammock
Everything from tree to tree is about 400g or 14oz

Dark olive hexon 1.0
11ft long 58" wide, fixed ridge line, channel ends, with diy continious loops diy black woopies, diy soft shackles, diy tree huggers.
Includes a baby hammock gear loft, internal gear loops head and foot end, tidy knotty mods into the hem no holes.
Bishop doubled ended bag.
Double stitched down the lengths.

A short mobile phone rough video

**Caminante** · 01-17-2016, 10:48

Looks sharp!

**Snowball** · 01-17-2016, 10:50

Very nice

If weight is an issue drop the loops in the channels and loop the whoopie sling in the channel.
You could also change the ridge line. I use 1.5mm line on some of my hammocks.

**Tacblades** · 01-17-2016, 11:07

Originally Posted by Snowball

Very nice

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If weight is an issue drop the loops in the channels and loop the whoopie sling in the channel.
You could also change the ridge line. I use 1.5mm line on some of my hammocks.

This weight is perfect for me

its for a for a friend so i wanted everything separate and removable. Could have used dynaglide ridgeline but wanted everything in dark colours.

Originally Posted by Caminante

Looks sharp!

**Flash Grundelore** · 01-17-2016, 11:13

1+ on the very sharp.
Holding that many features to 14 ounces sounds pretty good to me.

**xMagnolia** · 01-17-2016, 11:24

Your friend is getting a get great gift. It looks fabulous! Super roomy and a professional aesthetic. You guys with your superpower thread injector skills & design mind make me envious.

Charlotte

**sidvicious** · 01-17-2016, 11:31

very well done, man. nice!

**Trague** · 01-17-2016, 14:26

Man, that's a good looking set up!

I'm curious about the 'no-hole' Knotty mod. I watched the video and you said you place it in the seam. How does that work? Could you give me a description of that process?

Regardless, you do amazing work! I just got my Hexon 1.0 and am looking forward to sewing it up.

**Tacblades** · 01-17-2016, 14:59

Originally Posted by Trague

Man, that's a good looking set up!

I'm curious about the 'no-hole' Knotty mod. I watched the video and you said you place it in the seam. How does that work? Could you give me a description of that process?

Regardless, you do amazing work! I just got my Hexon 1.0 and am looking forward to sewing it up.

There you go

its how i bring cords out on stuff bags too.